Find assistance of up to $2,400 - who among Ukrainians can receive it.

The Ukrainian Red Cross has launched a new assistance program for citizens during the war. Within this program, residents in one of the regions can receive up to 100,000 UAH for business development.

Conditions of the assistance program from the Red Cross

Assistance can be obtained by households in poor financial conditions through the micro-grant program. This program provides funding for the 40 best business ideas in the amount of $2,380. The money will be released in two stages: 50% at the first stage and the remaining amount after the successful implementation of the business plan.

Internally displaced persons, demobilized servicemen, and military families qualify for assistance. Priority is also given to persons with disabilities, young parents, families with children, and other vulnerable categories of the population.

How to participate in the program

Applications for participation in the program are accepted until August 7, 2025, at the address: Lviv, Lepky Street, 5/2. You can also contact by phone: +380982401800; +380983382001. The project is funded by the Spanish, Swiss, and Danish Red Crosses.

It was previously reported that ASB provides assistance to persons with disabilities in the Poltava region, while UNHCR helps residents of the Dnipropetrovsk region with payments of up to 3,600 UAH for a three-month period.

We see that the Red Cross has launched an assistance program for citizens during the war, providing financial support for business development. The program is aimed at vulnerable population categories, including internally displaced persons, demobilized servicemen, and their families, as well as persons with disabilities and young parents. Applications are accepted until a certain date at a specific address and contact numbers, while funding is provided by several charitable organizations. We hope that this program will help alleviate financial difficulties in the region and support the development of small businesses among vulnerable population groups.